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Nausea (Severe)

I am two months after surgery and I am constantly and severely nauseated. Will it ever end?

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Wow! That is awful! I am 2 months post op today (October 3rd) and have never experienced any nausea but I am sure it is unpleasant. Have you addressed it with your surgeon? Did they give you any recommendations or shed any light on what might be causing it?

I would encourage you to try some decaffienated chamomile and/or ginger tea and see if that helps settle your new sleeve a bit. Also, were you prescribed Carafate? If not, you should ask for a prescription for that and a PPI (proton pump inhibitor) like Prilosec.

So wish I had better advice but I am sure it will get better.

Hang in there and keep us posted. Here's wishing you well!

I'm one month post op and had to have a long hospital stay because of nausea. Is yours worse in the morning? My doc said to take Zyrtec or the like before bed to help with mucus draining into my small empty tummy. So far that's helped me some!

Also was told to start the day with a warm liquid before anything else to open everything up.

Hmmm, that's interesting about the Zyrtec. I might have to try that. My nausea is horrible in the morning and gets a bit better throughout the day.

I'm going to try drinking hot tea in the morning too. Thanks for the tips.

alicia thank you for this post. i am going through the same thing. i had an episode on thanksgiving and every since i have been so nauseated daily where i cant finish my food. im going to have to try drinking warm tea in the morning because every morning its the same thing and i get full very fast

Hope it helps you both. Forgot to take my Zyrtec last night and I could really tell it this morning!!

its gone now i feel so much better and my appitie is back

I have this problem also. I am 4 mos post op and have ALL DAY extreme nausea. BUT I am also 3 mos pregnant. So it could be pregnancy sickness or it could be sleeve. OR even both. I take zofran every 6 hrs but it doesn't help :'(

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